Bone Dungeon
Elemental Dungeon, Book 1
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Bone Dungeon
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Narrateur(s):
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Will M. Watt
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Annie Ellicott
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Jeff Hays
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Laurie Catherine Winkel
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Auteur(s):
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Jonathan Smidt
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Portal Books
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Ryan doesn’t remember much about his life before becoming dungeon core. Only that he had a bit of a disagreement with the church - something to do with a beheading?
Now reborn, Ryan begins to arm his darkness dungeon with devious traps, bestial zombies, and ill-named skeletal creations, without doing anything too evil. Well, mostly. Some adventurers just deserve a stalactite to the head.
But Ryan quickly learns being a darkness dungeon isn’t all loot and bone puns. With a necromancer on the rise and the Adventurer’s Guild watching his every move, he must prove that not all darkness dungeons are malevolent...even if they do have a few skeletons in their caverns.
Sadly, all of these issues keep distracting him from his own guilty pleasure, skeletal fight club. But don’t tell his fairy about that.
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Early on it was said that the Ryan found a bunch of metals including Iron, and he absorbed weapons, yet he only made his walls out of stone. You'd think after the first time the Necromancer showed up that he would have reinforced his core room surrounding it by super thick magically reinforced Iron or steel instead of just Stone. He could have also made the Dungeon walls this way. Or had premade slabs that he made when he had the mana that he could drop in place when needed. He could also have made a bunch of Metal spike stalagtites that were magically reinforced on the ceilings all over the place. Or had the ceilings made of 20ft thick magically reinforced iron which he could drop as a whole in any room. He had plenty of time to do this.Also the Dungeon could have just been designing new floors at night and had hundreds of floors going down whether they were populated or not, so when it was time to upgrade it wouldn't take him that long. After all the farther he expanded he got a little experience but most of all his mana regenerated faster. I'd be expanding like mad both horizontal and vertical constantly.
Since he could already write, he should have set up some sort of equivalent exchange pot , like drop in a book, or object, a plant, or type of metal the dungeon hasn't seen before and the dungeon will give you some coin of equal value etc... That shouldn't be against the rules.
I think Ryan was missing a lot of expansion opportunities as well. Personally I would have had multiple versions/configurations of each floor going off in different directions that he could open/close on different days. He could have been making tons of different bosses that wouldn't have taken up his points, he could only have 1 up for a floor at a time, then he could have a rotation. Ryan also never put any bosses in the fight club to fight versions of themselves, which he could do at night since no one came in the dungeon then, so he had hours with all of his points.
I'm also surprised it he didn't early on decorate his core room to look better / have other chambers and furniture / stuff to do for the fairy.
Great Story *spoiler*
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For early teens at best
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